had only one suitcase, that was all. Mother, please, don't butt in. I'm barely making 850 rubles now. We'll help you get by. In two months I'll be at the sixth level. Out of the way! This is the black currant bush I planted last year. These are strawberries, over there, gooseberries. Here we'll have an apple tree. Why don't you grow cabbages over there, to have it all year round? You're right, we'll do it. - This is great... - What's so great? I take one look at all this and it depresses me. I'd kill myself rather than live here. Everything's decided in advance. You save up to buy a TV set, after that it's a washing machine, then a refrigerator. You've got a twenty-year plan like the government. - What's so bad about it? - What's good living like that? Don't you understand that we live in Moscow? And Moscow's one big lottery, you can hit the jackpot. Moscow is full of diplomats, artists, actors and poets. Practically they're all men. And we're women. What do they need us for? They have their own women. But we're no worse than the others. Where can we find those artists? That's the point. We have to find them. Leave it to me. Galia, get up! You told me to wake you up at nine. Girls, strip your beds today! - What happened to the hot water? - They turned it off. Still sleeping? You're going to sleep your life away. It's Sunday. Why are you bothering me so early? - Where's Antonina? - Went to the country with Kolia. She's got bogged down in the bourgeois mire. Where're you going? I'm going to visit some relatives. They sent me a card. What relatives? - Uncle Lyosha. - Who's that? He's a professor. He's my mother's cousin. I stayed at their place for a week when I first came to Moscow. Oh yeah, I remember now. - Where are you going after that? - To the Tretiakov Gallery. After all I taught you about how to get a man and you go there. The only kind of men you're going to find there are tourists. I go to see the paintings, not the men. Well, I'm going to visit the Lenin Library's biology department today. Imagine the clientele it's got. The kind of men there. Doctors, academicians, philosophers. Are you going to spend your morning watching them read? No, I'll hang around the smoking section. Hello, Maria. I have a surprise for you. I managed to dig up two tickets to the Van Cliburn concert. Tonight at the Sports Palace. Try to get out early today. I'll meet you at the subway station. Thanks. All those guys are not serious people. Imagine, to a distinguished man, with a degree in something or other, I babble something half intelligent and I can have him eating out of my hand. - Want to come with me tomorrow? - I can't, I'm moving out. Uncle Lyosha is going South. He asked me to look after their place. - I couldn't say no. - You'd be crazy to say no! - Where does he live? - Revolution Square. In one of those skyscrapers? I'm moving in with you. Good morning. The Tikhomirovs. No, wait! Hold it! Now, here's where I keep the beans. The sugar's there, too. Don't worry about a thing, Aunt Rita. Well then, make yourself at home. Tchapochka, my baby, you're going to miss me, aren't you? Only half an hour left and the car isn't here yet. I'm so nervous. Don't get so upset. The car is waiting downstairs. It's all Bogomolov's fault, with his damned theory. I had to get up on the podium and argue with him for hours on end. Katia, how are you? Any news from your mother? Everything is all right. Pleased to meet you. Tikhomirov. Sit down. It brings good luck. I was able to arrange for the medicine. Write to your mother that I'll send it to her as soon as I'm back. - What are you crying about? - Tchapochka's so sad. - Come on, girls, hurry up! - We're coming. Water the flowers twice a week, put the mail on the desk. Tchapochka's got to be walked at 5 in the morning and after supper. You forgot to give me ------------------------------ Читайте также: - текст Основной инстинкт 2 на английском - текст После работы на английском - текст Винни-Пух на английском - текст Остров Сокровищ на английском - текст Идиот на английском |